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1. THereport of the peoples mouthes, and our own famously knowne actions, car∣ry along with them that most dangerous temptation of the loue of praise: which, for the aduancing of a certaine pri¦uate excellency of our owne, endeauours to draw vnto it selfe, the poorely beg'd voyces
of the people; And that, at such time too, whenas I say a secret blame vpon my selfe for it: yea, euen in that very par∣ticular, for which I reprehend it. For with a greater vanity does a man glory oftentimes, of his contemning of vaine-glory; for which reason hee cannot be sayd to glory, in his contempt of vaine-glory: for Hee does not truely contemne it, who inwardly glories at it.